| CHILDPROOFED | • childproofed v. Simple past tense and past participle of childproof. • CHILDPROOF v. to make an environment safe for a child, or safe from a child. |
| FLAPPERHOODS | • FLAPPERHOOD n. the state of being a flapper. |
| FLUOROPHORES | • fluorophores n. Plural of fluorophore. • FLUOROPHORE n. a chemical group responsible for fluorescence. |
| FOLLOWERSHIP | • followership n. Adherence to a leader. • followership n. A group of followers. • FOLLOWERSHIP n. being a follower. |
| FRANCOPHOBES | • Francophobes n. Plural of Francophobe. • FRANCOPHOBE n. a hater of things French. |
| FRANCOPHONES | • francophones n. Plural of francophone. • Francophones n. Plural of Francophone. • FRANCOPHONE n. a French speaker. |
| MOTHPROOFERS | • mothproofers n. Plural of mothproofer. • MOTHPROOFER n. a substance that keeps away moths. |
| PHONOFIDDLES | • phonofiddles n. Plural of phonofiddle. • PHONOFIDDLE n. a one-stringed musical instrument which emits sounds through a metal amplifying horn. |
| PHOTOFLASHES | • photoflashes n. Plural of photoflash. • PHOTOFLASH n. a photographic flash. |
| SHATTERPROOF | • shatterproof adj. Resistant to shattering; difficult to break. • shatterproof v. (Transitive) To make resistant to shattering. • SHATTERPROOF adj. proof against shattering. |
| SHOWERPROOFS | • showerproofs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of showerproof. • SHOWERPROOF v. to make clothes resistant to light rain. |
| WEATHERPROOF | • weatherproof adj. Capable of resisting damage caused by the weather. • weatherproof v. (UK) To make something resistant to damage caused by the weather. • WEATHERPROOF n. proof against the weather. |